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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
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ef7s Youths o. Missssf Shoes 2 %.
Z 80 Youihs - Nisses Shoes ei.f1.
81 40 Ctidren's Shoes 3 .o5.
af25 Cbiior-ns Shoes e5E.
3 90 Cbii6r.Es Shoes 75c.
75c Chiisrers Shoes STE.
Soc Children sso-s o5c.
Ruthe-s. Slipper sn6 sii ofhef Goods
One Fauftf IA or from
Regolsf Prsces.
THESE GOODS sr. 81 clean snd
fyesf wfft o. bieroish. every per- wes
made - or cwr c~der. 80 broker - e,
ODDS ard ends 81 Hurticn Trash. We
hsv. Ell sszss. al widths and hundreds
q s-Yies
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
CONKLlNG WILL NOT SPEAK.
Says He Never Consented TO Deliver a

Says He Never Consented 10 Deliver a
Eniogy on Gran, at rittsburg
NV York, April 22.-Roscoe Conkling
was seen by reporter this morning in re-
gard 10 the report that he had Withdrawn
his promise 10 deliver Il eulogy on General
Grant AZ Pittsbu-g next Saturday,. NJ.
COnkiing appeared much surprised that the
statemen; bad been made and said. There
il no truth IN it. ! never proa sed 10 speak
st Pliisburg on Saturday and therefore
could not Withdraw it. When the honortd
committee appointed TO receive a number
of speakers waiiei or me and requested
that deliver 81 address. | tod them with
much regret that had various business
engsgements on band. which would neCes-
sifsie NV remaining ia the city on oatur-
day The report tha ] subsequently COM
municatej with the body informing them
'hst would address the assembly Is uu-
true.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

exc -r.ss -a vss ftsfrses-sssa4a.
MozIzT. April IA runor isfn cf-cula-
ton hers. that IN a.tempt vas ms.5s %
commit suicide OF Monday, hv ere x
throwing herself between the cars iast a.
they were paiiaz cut q TIE station. she
wss paslsf ogt by TIE brakeman inst in
tine to ssvs trr. TIE uaf-er e nsing kepf
very calet and 7o1r correspondent = an
sh'e - eet arr f1rtser morn nsfio- --
II rsm Bryant. wko ~ss reported - have
eior~f ~ss everiaxe1 IN Ssrsrso Mirh
~ SIS sEe Msr>5si Rsnsoef. hsf oring -
al error n the warrznt, ae was ana3ie %
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Nj PLEAs,Nr, April 22.-It being i'm
possible TO obtain al impartial jury at
Dushville to sit on the Calvin NJ. Rsen case.
Justice Of The Peace Lyons summoned d.
Scott Partridge. John Maxwell. Thos Nc
Nsmsrs. ". Doughty. Dr. : e. Brown and
Geo. Faulkner. al of At. Pleasant the
inrg sitting a. O'Clock Thursday n got
The jury. tonight bssing their isCisi1a 1yOn
= report ef Drs. Fasqnelie and McEntre. OF
NJ fiessant-wao beid q post morfer3 ex-
amiusfi0n - evoHeraled Drs. B1nt snd
keene from b.ame. The doctors f01n3 the
hear, not strong. yet nos efficiently weak
ness % be detected by externa. exam la-
ton ard that ibe dose Of chioriform vas
not e. IsrEe ss usual
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
A FIT SUBJECT FOR IYNCAlNG.
Terrible Brutality of . PhiIadelphia Hus-
band Toward His HAndsoms Wife.

PHtLADzLPaIA. April 22.-0ecupants OF
the dwelling No. 2i3 Poplar-st, had their
suspicious aroused several days ago al the
mysterious disappearance OF the pretty wife
oi Oscar OIenb4ch. a painter, who sub-let
a room on the second EoOr. Last eTening
near friend OF the woman noticing the
odOrs esnanating from the room sup
posed Mrs. Otenbach was dead. She
notified an officer, who at once
broke the door down. when a startling
disclosure was made. The poor woman
was lying on the bed thoroughly exhausted
and presenting a terrible emaciated appear
anee. After stimulants had been admins
tered 10 her she managed 10 inform the
cihceT that she had been locked in the room
oy her husband for two weeks, and
that the only food she had was
daily allowance OF black coffee
and bread. which her inhuman husband
would bring 10 her. Her back was one
mass of black and blue marks. As were also
her entire face and part of her head. which
she said had been inflicted with poker in
the hands OF her husband. Her only ex-
planatlon OF the cause OF the beatings and
other inhsman treatment was that her
husband was insanely jealous of her. To-
day OtienbscL was committed TO prison.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
LITTLE rELEeRA,fs.

ArHrnx. y Y. Aprii Z2-Engsne 3 wal
ten. vho wss sentenced eighteen months
sra - ave years n prison for altering the
books IN the First National Bank cf New
York. vas released tonight on a pardon
f-afn the President
PHILkprErHTs. ADril 22-P. y. Conncr.
craer of vainaoie property IN Colorado
committed suicide IN Monnuens cemetery
thu afternoon By shooting himself ID the
bead He va. r,arrisd 70 Mss Kate Not
fatt yesterday
Nxw YoHx. April 12-Wn. Els ~zs
ro-vicse.i fesfsv of ta- murrisr of his vie
annie % Novsrnher lssf. Re vii be ser-
fenced 20 imprisolnent for life.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
DETERMINED JEsulTs.
Seeking for "A Retaliation Of tbei Conhs-
Gated Estates ia Canada

Seeking for a ResiitutiOn Of tbei' CoDhs-
Gated Estates ia Canadn
MoSrErAf., April p The jesnifs bra this
province intend % feht hard FOR the reeii-
tuition Of their oonlscsted estates. and being
unable 20 obtain the necessary authority
from Rome - neEofiate with the govern
meni. are now seek y 20 be incorporated by
The Legislature wbich VII give fsefa
legal Status 10 present their claim. Jhis is
estimated al 5000 90 The bill, among
other things. provides that inssmucb &c lo
1876 the Pope. by brief recognized and con
Grnea fhe rights su8 privileges of ihe or
der. both the old and the new. Il shall haee
D corporate standing here and be entitled -
esfabiish noviiisf sand sehoias 'ics. - and to
hold sell and transfer real and personal prop.
ersy The society A. 60 BE- administered bY
= snpersor whore headquarters r Canada is
- be Montreal aud who . & ven TIE most
arbitrary p0Effs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

BEmIs, April The Eisl.z zeifuag says
that much surprise and excitement vas oo-
casioned By the unexpected arrival 81
Die5enbafen TO-DAY of Iientensnt- 3eusral
Count von WoideTses accompanied bv sew
ersl Officers ~ the gercraI STAT 81 she I'm
psrof Tie PARTY remained s8ori sine in
piodenhalea ard proreelpi 70 Hsvenvre
q srsnde Diedenhsfeu r. . strongly forti-
fed town in German Lorraine seventeen
iaiies north ~ Metz ard nlss 16iies n9rta-
east 81 Nayeovrs % Grsnds
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
Continental stocks Tumbls.

LoSDoN. April "a further fall OF con-
tinental securities on the English markets
and Paris and Vienna bourses was caused
by the intelligence, contrsdicted later. that
the French Cabinet had demanded e1pla-
nations from Germany. The subsequent
reports telegrephed far and wide that the
release of Schnaebeles had been ordered
from Berlin and satisfactory assurances
given. caused slight reaction, but have
not dissipated the fears Of var aud the be-
lief that the approach of settled weather
will witness the sudden commencement OF
the long threatened struggle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
A Doctors NI.falk.-

ss,L1sut "a v.s zsAssNss-tts,ls.
Mr.. Pleasant. April 22.-Cal. Reen.
young man about twenty.three
years Of age, living at Dushville. who
has been suffering from rheumstisn for
several months. was left with one limb
drawn NJ. On Tuesday D.. J. l.. Bnrbaker.
OF Dlshviiie attempted 10 perform a surgi-
ca operation Tor the purpose Of straghten-
Ing bis limo and for that purpose gave him
chlOr0tOTm ami morphine from the etfects
OF whicn be never aroused. The operation
father, brothers and older sisters were away
from home. The people are quite indig-
nauf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
The PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION.
a View York Ofsc- Estsbiished by the Eve-
caffvr Committee and . Nana<er Chosen.

NEw YoRS. April 22-The Executive
Committee Of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association net az the Astor
House yesterday for the pu-pyse 0t estso-
fishing an office in this city. There were
present MessTs. Sinxeriy. Of PhiladelDhis
R-earlev. of Detroit. Ervsnt Of Brooklyn.
Butter. ef Butfaio. Richards ~ Indiarspo-
rs. Kaufmann. of Washington. and Gail.
Of R0ss0n. S.sps we're faSsn looking -
putting tne Associa'ion's g works into prscfi-
cal operation. James :. Mefoalfe formerly
Of toe 8uTaio Erlrey vas chosen manager
Of the Nev York ofiice.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Ths rTopriefo~s of tts efsu5 Eer3ds
TFfsafs y -EIkksfn seisarste8 tae ~ ami
verssrr q tlss re7eg ~ issoin9 3 ussmm0th
es6iHon ~ twenfv Sseees ard - ssnouocs-
I8erf 81 = re8Sefion is g.rios from fsvs eerss
r. A. she p~esepi Drsct - TIE TEfT-
- AZ HEstfr li cs-ssiniy s-eras - % fbss
-. Dse~soa w. rassssT fov bamhls be eir.
fg ras,enoss raag - een srsrs - ~ vila-
c,a = as 3 psssf - 3ss1xs esstlsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Hassrsfere o-t. Aprn "A freight
train eoine vfst On the fTans Trunk Isii-
VA xsnf through tbs br.ses over Nssb e
crr<k this morning TIE engineer snd
Grerasn vsfs kfle1 sid . brakeman was
healr fntrreI Iaffee1 ipeaes cafs we're
fiIe8 rfo t.ss rorrs sd smashed - steras
Tes hr7rs vas inspected orlY isst week
ard r.-onnunoea safe 1ise as "a bearr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Nzw Yosx. April 22-Se7en horses were
roasted alive This morning IN burning
barn at Isl East Twsnty-thi-i-st. The
work Of the frsnen vas seri0gs.r in
pe,iei BY the movements II the trishtsEed
horses. Who reared and pranced ahou1 IL
their stalls aud OF the floor IN a vsv
that for he ume ds6si al Efforts as re-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
TRIED TO KIONAP SHERMAN.
Alleged Attempt of Cuban Bandit.i "a
Capture the senator.

NEw York, April PA special from
Key West. FIorida, to the Heraid says:
From private letters from Havana it
is learned that a party of kidnapers or
outlaws. comprising mucn OF the
dangerous elements o. Cuban ban
bitti. bad arranged 10 capture Sena
tor John Sherman on his recent
visit to Cuba The project only failed by a
difference in time. The plot WAS well ar
ranged and the bsndisti were in sufficient
force 10 capture Shsrman's party. but fortu-
usieiy for the distinguished gentleman : SAT
ETY. they left the plantation intended as the
outrage just Eve minutes before the out
laws arDaarad
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
SICK OF THEIR BARGAIN.
Trouble Over the sale of the Mitchell Minc
A Rich Ffud.

tzs-rs.st vs y.t HsNt.SAs-stxs-0-
IsHPEMSG, April 22.-The Delaware and
LackAwanna Coal and Iron Company
which recently bought the Sam Mitchell
iron mine for 1921. coo. wished to declare
the bargain OF, believing thst the price paid
wasAp high for the property. The con-
PAM attorneys are here looking up the
matter.
4 large deposit of tine ore was recently
found IN the Negaunee mine. The ore is
hard magne'e, IS per cent. me.allc iron,
and the discovery will probably result in
msxing the Segaunee one Of the largest
mines IN the district.
Three pumps are working now al the De
troit mine 70 lower the water, which iiOoued
the three lower levels week ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

VIM. MURPHY snd y. n. Gibbs. were the
participants in Sd eiEhf-rouna contest a.
% Donnell eymnaseum last night. TIE lst-
Ter being knocked oui in hard ioaEAt bat
tie
Jack Burke. The celebrated Yueil =. aad
John Dineen - this city Wi n.es; Ia =
glove contest s. GrzndDsp.S 81 next Thursdsy
e~enfn~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A Long Lost Husband Claims His Wife
From Her second Husband.

years ago Ben iaIain Zimmerman. a veil-to-
do farmer OF Hereford township, this county.
mysteTiousiy disappeared. Every effort 10
obtain some clue a. 20 his whereabouts was
without success His wife and three
daughters managed the farm and pTospered.
The wife. under 4he belief that her husband
had died in the Far West. welded again.
Last evening a stranger appeared and be
finally RfFoGucod himself as the long mis-
sing Benjamin Zimmerman. lie had been
= resident OF Bufal0, y. Y. for some years.
and claims 10 be the owner OF three vslu-
able properties in that CITY. 10 : under
stood that bis wife viii cast of her second
husband aud return 70 her fret love.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The G--saas@a. the only German paper
nov pub.isaea II this city. TIE sasts Ze5-
tsag having suspended Temporarily. pab-
lisses sfs~elve-rsgs edition fais week. II -
vel ilied -ifh ca0ice re~3irg r1atfsr saS
shows ee~si sd9sTtisinz trobare The
psper = e7l1eotl7 prcsF,sripC. sad sfteT
Mar ! + ~ Appear a. q ssui- Eeezfg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
c.pf. nen gictard.ou swlndI.d.

NzW YoEK. April 21-Capta in Zen Rich
srdson. who owns about half of Harlem and
is several times a millionaire, il the man
who vas svinile5 70 tbe tune OF $4,000 BY
the gold brick trek yesterday. The
gii9ef COPPER bars which he thought we're
worth ii0of1 are nov - the aSssvsT's 0flcs
on exhibition. TIE eccentric Jaytsin is
mach cnagrins3 ~ lis misaap. TIE swim
6iers have rot been traced
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
TWO UGLY EDITORS.
RothAeksr. of tho Omaha Republican"
Ciabs an Esteemed Contemporary"

OMAHA, Neb., April 22-Editor Roth
acker, Of the Republican, this morning met
Editor ROsewater. of the Bee. The gentle
men have been calling each other liars and
worse, daily. for weeks. An instant after
they met. Rothacker' struck Rosewater
across the cheek with loaded billy ana
felIed him 10 the yround. Rothacker was
placed under bonds of 81 600 10 appear
Tuesday for examination on the charge of
assault with intent 10 kill. Rosewaier will
press the case. The affair has produced
much excitement. The enmity between
the two men Is most bitter. and the case
will bs fought sayssely. Rothacker is well
known. He is the son-in-law of rx-Public
Printer Rounds. was once editor of the ben
yer Tribune, and later of the Washington
H0frb~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
ANDREW CARNEGIE MARRIED.
One Gift 20 the Bride of Half n NIglion
Dollars I'm Cash

NEW YoRK, April 22.-Andrew Carnegie
and Miss Louise Whitfield were married
this evening q, the brides residence. The
wedding was conducted with simplicity
and elegance. Rev. c. II. Eaton performed
the ceremony. After partaking Of refresh
ments the bride and groom took leave Of
their intimate friends and relatives. NbO
alone witnessed the marriage. an1 we're
driven at once 10 the steamer Fuida
in which they sail early in the morning
for Europe Among the hlteen gifts 20 toe
bride from the groom were the house No.
5. West 5lst-st., adjoining the Vanderbilt
mansion and valued a. s350.C0), and cash
git OF 500. 600 in United States : per cent.
bonds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
MONTAGUE MATTERS.
River Mon Inaugura,e a strike Two seri-
ous Accidents.

ous Accidents.
tXslts,gt - ssS ytsssSAA-sN.ANs.
MONTAGUE. April Paul Krochka, an
employe ~ Smith & Fields mill had his
LETT band smashed today By falling piece
OF timber. One finger was amputated by
DR. Jones and il is feared he will lose an
other one.
David Mastain had finger amputated
which was injured at Staples & Coyells mill
a lew days since.
A strike was inaugurated by Smith &
Fields Jam crackers about White Cioul to-
day Tor s. per day. The White River
Boom Companys river men, from Alley
town this way have also struck for the
same Waces
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

sT Lors April "a speciai from the
Cfv oi Aerioo ssTs tiss constitutional
Euendfaenf passed the Bouss of Deputies
Rsf night ~ az 0rerw heifuins fns gyitv.
Tire rrsp0s aiou SLOWS one re.eIecss0p -
President fhst is fve s1ccessFs tsrHis.
The enenHmenf rev goes - fbe heaa.s
where 81 Hii pToha5lF - pssse5 without DE-
tafr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
DOWN AT LANSING.
The Amended Ac: R-Istiye to- Free Schools
In Grand Rapids Passed.

t<z.as'Ns 7s Tst vt-t-sNN--sNsN9.
LANSING, April - The bill amending
the act relative to free schools in Grand
Rspids passed the Senate today. 1t now
goes 10 the Governor.
Speaker Marcy placed Messrs. Diekema
ana Herrington on the committee 70 try
Mr.. Dskin next Tuesday. bat both declined
20 serve. because they are on Tie list OF per-
sons wnOm Dikin wanted 10 see" The
chair reserved bis decision until tomorrow y
morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

tsSNssNS xt-sSss4 stsass-
Marquette. April - Capt. A. J. Camp
bell OF saull Ste. Marie. formerly Of this
city, died suddenly a. CznningiOn. Ont, to-
day He Wa one Of the best KNOWN marin
eFs on the lakes.
A heavy rain is falling all over the PEN
insala and the ice is r0tting very rapidly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

tks<4ssss - fes tf-t-A>e tteA-4-
soVra BosESAs. April zz-Esbt th0as-
and posts AID large number of Ties bsloag-
ing - tn< q K & l. Rsilsosd Compsny were
burned today hetsesn south BozrtG4n
and CToft8n. They we're 81 OF nEe by
sparks from tie sRgsne u the sough-bound
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

fss,ee'ss -1 -s7 t,fsrss--esat1
CstsDoxIs, April 22-Anson BroTsr.
sgsd ~. whose home Il two miles West q
this viiIsgs. while At work on the farm tbs
afternoon. VS. thrown fron wagon ard
his neck broken fi- parents were away
snd e is thought that lie had indGixsd to
freely 10 hard CIDER.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

brinx bl0 hek Bryant denics. hoxeyeT.
tSklok a senzn with am. he hSd Is
E-9ssd Of oAs q tie horsse N1ich wlA -
rexleFlec - hiz sils. - the cad = nSI YET
II aaadinx iu to~n . boQkst Tar Juiy
and iAsn Merrill 50 sci sng sad
Hal tie h8ppy Cay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

ANDREW Bsuerman. Of jamestown. vac
in The city yesterday. and got into lite
trouble yesteraa7 wiih a booihack over
the uri1c If r shine which resulted in
the sTrrsf of the hootbiack. vbose rarae ~
William b431resr Beuermsn CHARGED the
boy vith larceny. tr71se be kept hfteea
cents ouf ~ a qea sf for his work. bat
after giving him lecture Sgpt. Perry rs-
leased Goodyear
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

MmwArrrf, Wis. 22-The funeral train
bearing the remains Of Hon. Alex.
Mitchell. lste President Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & - Paul road. Arrived here this
morning and the funeral will take plate on
Tuesday Of 2 p m. Mr.. Mitchell. wife Of
The deceased, j. expected home this even
s-1
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

tk<-ls,ss sst st.sss.N ssts.r
Sr. IsSAcE. April 22.-raere Is open
water between here sa5 Mackinsc Island
and city. bat the Ice Is sdll fast above and
below. Boats viii probably gst through
within three days.
The Tug Mockiag Bird leaves for Pine
River tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

s1sNsssst 80 fst xtAl<ssx-sNsa.S.
KALAMAZOO. April 22.-rueker Harrison,
a well-known eolorei man around town.
ruptured blood vessel today and expired
soon after. lie WAS about IS years Of age.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

TIE Tf4ssRss Hresfs celstrsted re srss
welding anniversary yesterday hy isSaing
rscv 3-paes ed.tioa and trss l7Dcb of
s5esyrissments 70 sIf who -sue Mere
poeer 20 rs sioor - Bsess Fass Gza>
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

wtsHINoros. April 22-Acsing Com
miitee of Indian Aaslrs pshan. today re
ceiYed dispatch from Indian ARcni Andef-
sen. at Grow Greek Dsk. ln which be
states that tie lnlied States lroops came
there az bis request 40 Gsslsi him in carry
ing 09t The Presidents order. ~ ycef sgC.
requiring the settlers 90 iesse the feserxs-
lion. Agent Anderson does nei refer 80
any trouble 81 the aaency whirh aCcordsng
90 pres dispatches from the West wa sp-
pretended in 5ian office officials do not
an.icipste any trouble IN removing fbs ssi-
tlefs frOm the reservation. ~ there AZ only
about twenty-five - them ga ilss indian
lands
AT leri mate "rauf a1s ~I ht o.. ufad a.
sunday elefrHm iieIaid IRE m fr8I of fals
Paouta to iht office by satuf1ss naaa. lee
lilOue a.si
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
Nothing VIII Be Kept Back

pv~fvtt.fne vii b. eac-ffceS beceps< we
hsvr decided TO 60 OUT or BUS
TwEss - 0uirk "a vs car aisposs -
OF STOCK
CONF AZ ONCE Il you Wans q
ssvr ffsu 20 - 80 prr cert 0r
your puT-hss~s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

KkTsas CIrr. No, April 22.-Hon. ". 3.
Woods Associate Justice of the nited
States Supreme Court. j. in this city seri-
ously ill He j. On route from Sierra Nsdre
valley to Washington, accompanied By .
phvsiciaD
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Ia asae5 Es1raass fFerfy-tiaFe - ti5z.. e.
teIc< fhe sze y-sTF r. RS estss. sseraefs =
msrFei lns.1ssio4 - euterFrls sss.s..n
CtroH1
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
POPULAR,
46--CANAL-ST.46

So veil ere we satisfied with ouf sue
cess that We conclude % keer Up ths
One -fourah OF sale for . sbort sine
longer Note some o. ouf prices.
$500 Pine French KID Ladies Shoes.
turned, o. 4 of. s2.75.
a4.5O Hsud-furned Ladies Shoes IN
French KID. Curse Kid o. Dongola.
90 Of. only 83.3e. Tfis shoe re-
tails everywhere 81 at-Do.
g. 90 HsDs-furned Shcss o - 1b.
Our g. 90 Line IN Cufisc Kso Frrreli
Kii. Dcngols o. Pebble Cost - 81 e.
Al Sc SO She's in Curse Kd, Dorfsis
81 Pebble Cost 81 8 30
The Porulss I've Dol'sr shoe Kid o.
Cost. 8 20 Cheap O. e. 80
S. 80. 81 2e snc 90 I-sdies' Shoe
~ q 7 ~. CSC spd 75c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

PAEis, April 22.-rhe performance Of
Wagner's opera, "Lohengrin." which was
to have taken place az the EDEN Theatre. in
Paris, tomorrow. has been postponed, owing
TO the feeling that has been aroused by the
frontier Occurrences.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

TOoTIt-At Belmont o1 Tsanssy. Apr 81.
lssi. Mrs- tafsh cote oi Nedrid spuufs - ~.
aged g. yghB
The remains vii be taken 10 New sorl Coz
burial
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
rhe Judge who Orderfd the Arrest.

BERLIN. April 22-It is announced that
the arrest of NJ. Schnaebeles was ordered by
the Judge vino had been conducting in
qui-ies into reasonable practices in Alsace-
Lorraine
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
CASE BALL.
A Blizzard rt 81. Paul Prevents the De-
tr0it-st- Paul Game.

A Blizzard rt 81. Paul Prevents the De-
trOit-st. Paul Game.
ST. PAUL. MINI, April 22.-One OF the
worst billiards Of the season is rsging here
tonight. the gale being filed with fine snow.
The storm prevented the Detroit Ainneapo-
lis ball game which was postponed until
next G0ndaT.
Al DesMones the Chicago Dcs Moines
game TODAY was called in the second inning
on account Of rain, the score standing 10
in favor OF Chicago.
At B.ookyn-
Brooklyn. .........1 o.
baltimore .................i o o -
oAiy egai ianngs on account * darkness
At Philadel phia-
Athlete ......-.......-..3 o As
elphis.............I 2 III
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

A VERY striking illustration of
the effect upon travel of reducing fares
is given by the experience of the Trac-
tion Company of Philadelphia, says
the Detroit Free Press. Some time ago
the fare on the street car lines belong
ing to that company was reduced from
six to five cents a trip. The April re-
turns show that the increase in the
number of fares collected during the
month was 67S,218. The company has
found the reduction both popular and
profitable. The policy of reasonably
reducing fares holds good on passen-
ger transportation by steam as well as
by horse car. Wherever tried the eff.
feet has been beneficial all around.
Cheap rates turned great tides of pleas
ure travel to California, and the rail
roads reaped large returns as a result.
1t is far more profitable for railroad
company to pull full cars at two cents
per mile for each passenger than half
full ones at the three-cent rate. Cheap
er fares make greater travel, just as
cheaper postage leads to an increase
in the volume of correspondence.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

A traveller in Kansas while crossing
a prairie the other day came upon a
party of men who seemed to be pre-
pairing the land for agricultural pur-
poses.
"My FRIEND" said the traveller, ad-
dressing eof the men, ayou are lay
ing off your corn rows quite distance
apart"
"Corn rows2" the man gasped.
ayes, those rows over there"
"My stars, strangerp exclaimed the
Kansas man, "is it possible you amt
hearn of it2"
"Heard of what?"
"Of the boom. Man alive, them amt
corn rows over there; they air streets,
an this here is city. You are now
on the corner of Commercial and EN-
porium steets, an not in the check OF
a corn row, as you mout suppose. -
New York Tribune.